Sentence examples for his constancy from inspiring English sources

Though Einhard's biography, by modern standards, lacks sustained development, it skillfully reveals the chief patterns of Charlemagne's character—his constancy of aims, powers of persuasion, passion for education.

Romney has pushed back, giving lip service, at least, to his constancy.

Conquering the most fickle of tournaments was a player known for his constancy.

Gabriel is ultimately rewarded for his constancy, and the book ends with his wedding to Bathsheba.

But his constancy in the search for enlightenment increased his stature immeasurably.

Or does it help Abbott in a strange way, by reinforcing his constancy?

While he was preoccupied with his job and did not openly express his feelings or an appreciation for life until his later years, his very constancy cannot be overlooked as the major contribution to his family and to his children's sense of themselves and the world.

Rather, it's the sense that he never attacks an issue unflinchingly -- that he waffles on the tough ones, that his only constancy lies in the wordiness of his bromides.

"The Casual Vacancy" describes young people coming of age in a place divided by warring factions, and the deceased council member, Barry Fairbrother — who dies in the first chapter but remains the story's moral center — had the same virtues, in his world, that Harry had in his: tolerance, constancy, a willingness to act.

"The Casual Vacancy" describes young people coming of age in a place divided by warring factions, and the deceased council member, Barry Fairbrother who dies in the first chapter but remains the story's moral center—had the same virtues, in his world, that Harry had in his: tolerance, constancy, a willingness to act.

I particularly admired his stubborn constancy of tempo at times when the temptation to indulge the thrill of the moment is always strong.